Central Coast soul singer Lujza and her live band are back for their second annual Christmas celebration with ‘A Cup of Christmas Cheer’. It’s a warm, joyful night of the songs that get you into the Christmas spirit.

Sing along to the classics you know by heart: “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”, “Winter Wonderland”, “Jingle Bells”, “Last Christmas”, “Silent Night” and a soaring “O Holy Night”. Lujza’s smooth, soulful voice gives every one of them new life.

You’ll also hear Christmas originals from Lujza’s album A Cup of Christmas Cheer. “Candy Cane”, “Cinnamon Spice”, “This Christmas” and “Lonely Without You” are songs that sound like twinkling lights and a house full of family.

Santa is dropping in with presents for the children, and a few photos too! Bring your camera and grab a Christmas snap with the big man himself.

This is the local Christmas show not to miss this year. Bring the kids, bring the grandparents, wear your Christmas jumper, and start the season with a smile.

Lujza is a Central Coast soul artist whose voice has been compared to Jill Scott, Angie Stone and Etta James. She has performed at Sydney and Newcastle Fringe Festivals, Bastille Festival Sydney and legendary Sydney jazz venue Foundry616.

Doors open: 6:00pm

Show Begins: 7:30pm

Duration: 1.5 hours

About Lujza:

Lujza is a Central Coast soul singer-songwriter whose smooth, silky voice has been compared to Jill Scott, Angie Stone and Etta James. Her 2025 album A Cup of Christmas Cheer pairs reimagined Christmas classics with her own festive originals, including “Cinnamon Spice”, “Lonely Without You” and the duet “Candy Cane” with Michael Kay.

Lujza created A Cup of Christmas Cheer as an annual Christmas concert, launching it in 2025 at Laycock Street Theatre with ten local musicians. She has performed at Sydney and Newcastle Fringe Festivals, Bastille Festival Sydney and Foundry616. This December she also performs at Sydney’s Christmas at the Cathedral, and her song “Out of My Mind” features in the upcoming film Tender Boy.

If you’re driving, street parking and public parking is available in Baker St car park (enter via Erina St near Gosford hotel and ground floor parking is free)

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